The Study of the Relationship among Airline Network Profit, the Total Numbers of Node and Airline Passenger Flow

Shun Zhi Xu; Jin Fu Zhu; Yan Hua Wang; Jing Du

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.496-500.2895

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The Study of the Relationship among Airline Network Profit, the Total Numbers of Node and Airline Passenger Flow

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The fundamental purpose of airline to operate airline network is profit. The airline network profit is composed of the total revenue and total cost, in order to reflect the change characteristics of airline network profit, this article conducts the simulation research from two dimensions such as the airline network nodes and airline network edge flow, the purpose of which is to obtain correlation. The experimental results show that, the airline network nodes and the airline network edge flow have mutual influence and the interaction, we should put their effects together to study the airline network profit.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 496-500)

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Shun Zhi Xu*, Jin Fu Zhu, Yan Hua Wang, Jing Du

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Airline Network, Airline Network Nodes, Airline Network Profit, Airline Passenger Flow

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